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Two panel meme.
Top panel: Woman in the front seat of a car screaming at a child in the rear seat. She’s saying “Why can’t you just shutdown?”
Bottom panel: A child screaming “A stop job is running for Session c2 of user … (1:30 / no limit)”
I hope my installation of Mint doesn’t start acting up, because I don’t want to learn whatever it is half y’all are talking about.
I just want it to work, and so far it has.
The only problem I’ve had is nvidia driver updates breaking Blender. So, I need to restore and tell update to ignore that one.
Same, my shutdowns take about about two seconds, although suspend can sometimes take about six seconds (but normally one).
I’m on Gentoo, so it’s probably a leaner install than most.
> doesn’t want to learn about Linux > runs Gentoo
So I should wish for my computer to start acting up so I can have an educational experience attempting to fix it? No thanks, there’s less frustrating ways to learn.
Also, if you’re trying to go for a greentext-style formatting, put two spaces at the end of your first line.
systemctl poweroff <3
I’m still using
shutdown -h now, even though the-hflag has been pointless for, what, 20 years?> doesn’t want to learn about Linux > runs Gentoo
Sometimes this just happens with systemd, it wants to manage every thing as a session and sometimes things running in the session don’t exit like systemd expects.
Also, sometimes logging into a headless ssh session takes quite a while, because systemd is not super responsive to setting up the user session and ssh blocks waiting for that to happen.